Farms in Chester, NJ
9 farms in Chester, New Jersey sell direct to the public, with 12 more within 30 miles.
In Chester
Alstede Farms
Chester
Our Mission Statement Alstede Farms is focused on being the best farm in the northeast. We are dedicated to providing high-quality homegrown local fruits and vegetables and memorable farm experiences. This is accomplished through a highly motivated employee team that is focused on customer service and the sustainable stewardship of God’s natural resources. About the Alstede Family Farm The Alstede Family and team wish to convey our commitment to provide you with the finest quality fruits and veg
Alstede Farms – Giant Themed Corn Maze
Chester · Agritourism Farm, Corn Maze
Stony Hill Farms
Chester · Agritourism Farm
Chester Farmers Market
Chester · Farmers Market
Highlands Harvest Club CSA
Chester · CSA Farm, Organic Farm
Riamede Farm
Chester · Farm Stand
Parks Farms
Chester · Agritourism Farm
Parks Farms LLC
Chester · Farm Stand
Stony Hill Farm Market Gardens
Chester · Farm Stand
Near Chester
Hacklebarney Farm Cider Mill
3.1 miChester Township · Agritourism Farm
Ashley Farms
3.8 miFlanders · Poultry Farm, Produce Farm
Ashley Farms in Flanders, New Jersey is a fourth-generation family farm specializing in home-grown turkeys, sweet corn, and tomatoes, run full-time by Larry Ashley and his children Scott and Aimee with family and staff support.
Ralston Nursery Farm
3.6 miMendham · Farm Stand, Plant Nursery
Miller's Hill Farm
4.2 miMendham/Randolph Township · Agritourism Farm
Middle Valley Farms
4.5 miMendham · Agritourism Farm
Bluebird Farm Alpacas
5.3 miPeapack · Agritourism Farm
Middle Valley Farms
4.7 miMendham · Farm Stand
Hidden Pond Tree Farm
4.4 miMendham · Agritourism Farm
Valley Shepherd Creamery
4.6 miLong Valley · Agritourism Farm, Dairy Farm
Long Valley Green Market
4.8 miLong Valley · Farmers Market
Ort Farms
5.1 miLong Valley
The Ort family settled in Long Valley (previously known as German Valley) in the mid 1800s. Harvey S. Ort, son of William Ort, had a farm operation on Spring Lane in the Schooley's Mountain section of Long Valley. In 1916, the son of Harvey S. Ort, Jacob W. Ort moved off his fathers farm on Spring Lane into the valley to our current location on Bartley Road. He moved into the farmhouse and started farming on his own, operating primarily as a dairy farm and raising livestock. Jacob and his wife,
Totten Family Farm
5.1 miLong Valley
Our "Belties" are grass-fed and grain-finished. We raise our cattle with absolutely no use of hormones, antibiotics, or steroids. Our steer are grain-finished on non-gmo barley. This year we welcomed 13 calves, all direct descendants of our prized bull, pictured above.
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